Attorney and St. Louis Resident Gloria McCollum Talks About What’s Next for #Ferguson

The nation has watched in horror and sadness as events unfolded after unarmed teenager Michael Brown was gunned down by police and left to die on the street in Ferguson, Missouri.

Nikki Woods, also a St. Louis native talked to Attorney Gloria McCullom about the impact it’s had on her as a practicing attorney in Ferguson, what should happen to Darren Wilson, the police officer who killed Michael Brown and how Ferguson as a city and we as a community can begin to heal.

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